… in providing end of life dysphagia (swallowing) care to adults … are prepared to carry out this
role and what they consider to … who, in exploring the role of the SLT in palliative care within …

… It is essential that speech-language pathologists recognize … may be balancing multiple
roles, including caring for their own … While we may need to make referrals to a social worker in …

… This suggests that we must reevaluate our speech–language pathology (SLP) practices to
… strength result in positive changes to swallowing function. As such, additional research is …

… NG tube for those with dysphagia resulting from a neurological disease. The … as each
participant of this study is a speech language pathologist. The corresponding survey …

… of speech-language pathology (SLP) management directed at improving muscle function and
dysphagia symptoms in patients … care and improved outcomes in elderly laryngeal cancer …

… dysphagia's impact on family caregivers, we suggest a number of opportunities for
speech-language pathologists … of the illness itself and the new care roles on the rest of the family …

… for monitoring and rehabilitating the functions of breathing, … Hence, this work ratifies that
dysphagia should be … , by the specialist in speech-language pathology. Even being prospective, …

… a dual role in palliative care, involving the management of dysphagia and communication
… ethical aspects of the Australian speech-language pathologist’s role in palliative dysphagia …

… for monitoring and rehabilitating the functions of breathing, … Hence, this work ratifies that
dysphagia should be … , by the specialist in speech-language pathology. Even being prospective, …

… of care that could provide dysphagia services to all patients … for speech-language pathologists
to spend with complex … , speech pathologist, dietitian, nurses, pharmacist or social worker. …